Old Disney Movies You'd Love to See Again

cy1229 · Post by **cy1229** » Jun Thu 14, 2012 9:42 am

brerrabbit1 wrote:
dstrawn9889 wrote:just go to your happy place!!!
actually that's laughing place!!!

Everybody's got a laughing place!

dstrawn9889 · Post by **dstrawn9889** » Jun Thu 14, 2012 9:21 pm

just testin' ya... LOL.

actually my first revision of that post did say laughin place... but it was quite a smartass comment (and those types of comments i need to start avoiding), and shall not be repeated... i merely mistyped the replacement phrase and posted as i was leaving the house... LOL

/climbs off of soapbox

Thumper1 · Post by **Thumper1** » Jun Sat 16, 2012 6:23 am

dstrawn9889 wrote:just testin' ya... LOL.

actually my first revision of that post did say laughin place... but it was quite a smartass comment (and those types of comments i need to start avoiding), and shall not be repeated... i merely mistyped the replacement phrase and posted as i was leaving the house... LOL

/climbs off of soapbox

no problem, just letting know I know my brer rabbit trivia!! love me some brer rabbit!!

Thumper1 · Post by **Thumper1** » Jun Sat 16, 2012 6:24 am

cy1229 wrote:
brerrabbit1 wrote:
dstrawn9889 wrote:just go to your happy place!!!
actually that's laughing place!!!
Everybody's got a laughing place!

i try and have a laughing place !! makes life more fun!!

DisneySpin · Post by **DisneySpin** » Jul Wed 04, 2012 12:07 am

For my DVD choices, I am nominating Emil and the Detectives and Dr. Syn, Alias the Scarecrow. I really enjoyed Emil when I first saw it and know it was one of many films that contributed to my intrigue with Europe, and the Scarecrow was, I think, a 3-parter on Wonderful World of Disney that was edited into one feature length film. On TV, it was The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh. It was a good, historic action film with Patrick McGoohan.

figmentaholic · Post by **figmentaholic** » Jul Thu 05, 2012 9:40 am

I am not sure if this counts because it is one of the real life adventures but "Flash, the Teenage Otter"

gocubs89 · Post by **gocubs89** » Jul Sun 15, 2012 8:32 pm

I love the Great Mouse Detective!

Thumper1 · Post by **Thumper1** » Jul Thu 19, 2012 5:21 pm

gocubs89 wrote:I love the Great Mouse Detective!

oooh, I'd forgotten about that one...thanks for the reminder!!

Wyntuck · Post by **Wyntuck** » Sep Mon 17, 2012 10:50 pm

I saw SotS, a bootleg japanese copy. What I remember about it was
A: I doubt it would offend anyone today.
B: It wasn't that good

Jacca5660 · Post by **Jacca5660** » Sep Tue 18, 2012 2:39 pm

Wyntuck wrote:I saw SotS, a bootleg japanese copy. What I remember about it was
A: I doubt it would offend anyone today.
B: It wasn't that good

I have a VHS copy that was given to us by a friend, It's from Japan. I think we have all of them on disk now.

cy1229 · Post by **cy1229** » Sep Tue 18, 2012 5:06 pm

Jacca5660 wrote:
Wyntuck wrote:I saw SotS, a bootleg japanese copy. What I remember about it was
A: I doubt it would offend anyone today.
B: It wasn't that good
I have a VHS copy that was given to us by a friend, It's from Japan. I think we have all of them on disk now.

SotS is one of those movies from my childhood that lives on in my mind as a GREAT MOVIE. Being as such I am reluctant to ever watch it again for fear I would not like it anymore.

But still, I love the idea of Uncle Remus and his stories.

Thumper1 · Post by **Thumper1** » Sep Fri 21, 2012 10:39 am

I love SotS....that's why I'm brerrabbit1. It is wrong on so many levels though,I can see why they won't re-release it !!

snomasnayr · Post by **snomasnayr** » Oct Wed 03, 2012 4:51 pm

cy1229 wrote:We all remember movies that we loved but are not available on DVD for whatever reason. So, which ones would you love to see?

I'll throw this out there - I'd love to be able to watch "Song of the South" again. I know it's horrifically inaccurate and politically incorrect. If they could extract the Brer Bear stories and put them together in a shorter-than-feature-length release I would love that. But it also serves as a good lesson about the extent to which African Americans have been mistreated for so long.

Weren't the "Witch Mountain" movies also Disney?

Ok your turn...

I've never seen "Song of the South" but I would like to in its entirety (even tough I wouldn't consider myself racist). Yes, the With Mountain movies are Disney and they have both of them on one DVD. I think my family bought our copy at Sams Club 2 or 3 years ago.

Amy · Post by **Amy** » Oct Wed 03, 2012 5:57 pm

snomasnayr wrote:
cy1229 wrote:We all remember movies that we loved but are not available on DVD for whatever reason. So, which ones would you love to see?

I'll throw this out there - I'd love to be able to watch "Song of the South" again. I know it's horrifically inaccurate and politically incorrect. If they could extract the Brer Bear stories and put them together in a shorter-than-feature-length release I would love that. But it also serves as a good lesson about the extent to which African Americans have been mistreated for so long.

Weren't the "Witch Mountain" movies also Disney?

Ok your turn...
I've never seen "Song of the South" but I would like to in its entirety (even tough I wouldn't consider myself racist). Yes, the With Mountain movies are Disney and they have both of them on one DVD. I think my family bought our copy at Sams Club 2 or 3 years ago.

Witch Mountain was one of the movies I enjoyed when I was little. When I saw it when I was older, it didn't hold quite the same appeal though.

cy1229 · Post by **cy1229** » Oct Fri 05, 2012 4:33 pm

Amy wrote:
snomasnayr wrote:
cy1229 wrote:We all remember movies that we loved but are not available on DVD for whatever reason. So, which ones would you love to see?

I'll throw this out there - I'd love to be able to watch "Song of the South" again. I know it's horrifically inaccurate and politically incorrect. If they could extract the Brer Bear stories and put them together in a shorter-than-feature-length release I would love that. But it also serves as a good lesson about the extent to which African Americans have been mistreated for so long.

Weren't the "Witch Mountain" movies also Disney?

Ok your turn...
I've never seen "Song of the South" but I would like to in its entirety (even tough I wouldn't consider myself racist). Yes, the With Mountain movies are Disney and they have both of them on one DVD. I think my family bought our copy at Sams Club 2 or 3 years ago.
Witch Mountain was one of the movies I enjoyed when I was little. When I saw it when I was older, it didn't hold quite the same appeal though.

Such a good point. I'm always hesitant to either recommend a movie I enjoyed as a kid to another kid, or go back and revisit a movie now that I'm an adult. Too many have been "ruined" in my memory that way.

(mental whiplash alert)

Were the "Benji' movies Disney?

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